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BJP drops complaint, court acquits K Ponmudy in 2025 hate speech case

BJP drops complaint, court acquits K Ponmudy in 2025 hate speech case

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    CHENNAI: A special court for MP/MLA cases has acquitted senior DMK leader and former minister K Ponmudy of all the charges of hate speech targeting Shaivites, Vaishnavites and women levelled against him following the withdrawal of the complaint that was filed by BJP councillor Uma Anandan. “As the…

    — The New Indian Express

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CHENNAI: A special court for MP/MLA cases has acquitted senior DMK leader and former minister K Ponmudy of all the charges of hate speech targeting Shaivites, Vaishnavites and women levelled against him following the withdrawal of the complaint that was filed by BJP councillor Uma Anandan. “As the…

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BJP drops complaint, court acquits K Ponmudy in 2025 hate speech case

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